by Anna Von Reitz
Question: If there was never a Peace Treaty ending the Civil War,
and we are still under martial law as a result, what can the counties operating
the land jurisdictions do to declare peace?
The land jurisdiction IS at peace and the living people are owed all the
guarantees of The Constitution ----it's the international jurisdiction of the
sea which has remained at war. That is what makes all this so unpredictable and
unpleasant and confusing.
The "United States" is not "America". I keep saying this, but nobody
really stops and listens. People stubbornly keep operating on their assumptions
instead of facing the facts.
The United States is a separate entity, a totally foreign independent
international city-state, functioning as a corporation headquartered in the
District of Columbia. Everyone needs to read that little one-liner over and
over and over until it begins to really sink in.
The federal corporation has 8,500 dependent subsidiaries operating as
state, county, and municipal governments all over this country, and 185,000
corporations that it claims to own via their federal registrations. It is a
multi-national conglomerate with no particular loyalty to America. We and our
states have merely been customers of theirs and convenient, trusting, gullible
cash cows.
Those 8,500 dependent subsidiaries are supposed to be our states, counties,
and municipal governments operated on the land jurisdiction, but they aren't.
